Naikan In Four Movements
This four-part Naikan series grew out of a course I offered at Baltimore Dharma Group in Spring 2025. While Naikan is often framed as a tool for self-reflection, I came to see it as something more relational: not a system of correction, but a practice of returning—again and again—to what holds us, what flows through us, what we leave behind, and what we remain with.
Hi Lou,
ReplyDeleteI was helping Christina with her Mac that needed the new hard drive and she pointed me to your blog.
I'm glad to see that you are enjoying being home with your daughter. It is rather remarkable all the things that can be accomplished and how simply one can live without all the modern "necessities".
Take care!
-Ryan
Hi anh Luu,
ReplyDeleteCat Tien is so cute, too bad that I haven't met her yet! :-( And I totally agree with Christina about hanging laundry!